Waylens – Secure360 4G Dash Cam with “Easy Install” OBD ll Power Cord – 360° Coverage – Advanced HDR Video – Smart Power & Thermal Management – Supports Class 10 MicroSD Cards Up To 256GB

Honestly, a little buggy, but if you listen to what they say about using a nice SD card I never ran in to any problems, it does exactly as advertised! Records when you tell it to, can get a live feed, and the data is pretty cheap, if you know you're traveling you can turn the sensitivity down for when it sends things to the cloud rather than recording locally.A GREAT piece of mind to be able to check on your car when it's parked anywhere

Cost a fortune to operate

Update 3/8/2020 - purchased on 10/27/2019:I finally decided to get rid of this camera from my car. The 1GB/month runs out with maybe 3-4 minutes of viewing video !!! And that costs $10 !!! $10 for 3-4 minutes of footage is ludicrous. I wish I could get refunded for my $350 :( and $10 for the 4 months I had ($40) so almost $400 wasted money. I have OwlCam and it is a 100x better than this POS. Goodbye.———Update 2/19 - almost 4 months of having this garbage camera. “Oops, your camera is offline” is the error I get whenever I want to check the live feed when the car is parked and turned off. The 1GB plan runs out super fast w/ the least use. I think I watched like 2mins of footage and over 1/2GB was used!! Can you believe this??? It works when the car is on but the video quality is terrible. I already have the OwlCam and a dash cam to protect myself from accidents. I am so deeply dissatisfied with this camera that I am contemplating removing it from my windshield and quit paying $10/month for the 1GB plan. I do not think I need three cameras to protect myself in case of an accident. I park my car in the street, so I bought this camera to have a 360 view at night, but when the car is off it gives me the error “Oops! Your camera is offline now.” This, the camera is totally useless. No customer rep has reached out to me to address my concerns: I sent them multiple messages through their app without any response. I would not recommend this camera to anyone. I wish I could get my money back but it is sadly too late :(. Buy at your own risk.::::::I have had this camera since very late October, so November, December, January, and 1/2 of Feb = 3.5months as of the time of this writing.MY #1 complaint is the picture quality - it is trash. No matter where I go in NYC, the quality is trash. I do not think this is 4G, it's probably 2G.My #2 complaint is that when I go to the app to view the live feed, there is a long delay saying "waking up camera" and then the error "Live stream stopped", and when the live feed works it randomly loses connection and restarts again. This connectivity issue is absolutely unacceptable and extremely infuriating. I never have such issues w/ the "other camera", which is the main competitor for this one. This company needs to start using a different data provider because the one they have now is GARBAGE. And NO, it is not a problem w/ my iPhone 11 Max Pro, and NO, it is not a problem w/ my data plan because I can watch any videos online and live television on my phone w/ perfect quality, so clearly the problem is w/ the wireless data plan this company uses. I have an idea, how about you make a new camera but let the customers put our own 4G SIM cards into the camera. This company will not allow that since they want to milk $10 - $20/month from every customer.I am NOT ok w/ the $9.99 for the mandatory 1GB data plan. There are appropriately priced data plans on the market.Overall, I am mostly dissatisfied w/ this product for those two above reasons: picture QUALITY being TRASH most of the time and the connection problems being infuriating. I would hesitate to recommend it to anyone quite frankly.IF those two problems were fixed , I would bump up my score from 3/5 to 5/5, but for now it is only worth 3/5 stars or 60%, which is a D- in a F to A scale.Update:I parked my car in the street tonight. My OwlCam warned me of “movement” so I checked the live feed and could not see anyone. I then went to check the live feed of the Waylens 360 and to my disgusting surprise I got greeted w/ the error: “Oops! Your camera is offline now.” See me attached image. This is absolutely unacceptable. Downgraded from 3 stars to 2 stars because this camera is highly unreliable - it connects when it wants to connect and then it randomly shows up as “Oops! Your camera is offline.”1/5 stars for terrible picture quality and slow/bad/unreliable connectivity 99% of the time.

This dash camera is the best you will find with it owns 4G , it always works good and you can track your car remotely with the GPS

Worked well, but sent the wrong power cord. And had to end up buying an extra mount as the device doesn't fit correctly into the mount. I'm however happy with the performance.

I installed the Waylens Secure 360 in about 10 minutes. I routed the OBD cable between the dash of my Nissan Maxima and the windshield for a professional-looking installation. I had to get past the "A-pillar" with the cable exposed but I was able to push it back between the door trim and the side of the dash again to hide the cable. The cable simply plugs into the OBD port to get power. (you have to disconnect it to read codes if you get a check engine light)The camera can connect to your phone via WiFi or in the case of the 4G version, over a cellular signal. (subscription required) I am currently using WiFi and I set my phone to automatically connect to my home network when it is available. When I leave the house it connects the Waylens camera. That seems to work pretty well most of the time though I do plan to try the 4G soon. With the 4G plan, you can get alerts on your phone when something happens like motion is detected and see what is going on. (like a really nice camera alarm system in a way)I bought one of the recommended SD cards. You want one that is high endurance because it will be writing to the card whenever it is recording and eventually writing over itself constantly. It can use up to a 256GB SD card but I put a 128GB SD card in mine. It really depends on how far back you want to go to retrieve video.When parked the camera will come on and record 'events' such as motion that it detects or any significant movement of the car. (you can kick the top of the tire to get it to come on)The picture quality is decent. It is 1080 but it is a split-screen with the top being the view from the front and the bottom being basically in the inside of your vehicle in my case. The rearview might be more useful in certain vehicles with large back windows. It also depends on where exactly you mount your camera.The windshield on my car has a more gradual angle than most cars. (it is not as upright as most windshields) I was able to tuck the camera way up to the front. I get an excellent view out of the front and I can see out of the side windows in the cabin. I can't see much out of the rear window since it has a pretty high deck in the rear.You can enable sound recording which is nice too. You can listen to yourself sing to you favorite songs with the radio.This is my first dash cam experience and I like it a lot. I have yet to capture much of anything that is interesting so far but I know there were times in the past that if I had one it would have been handy to have.

This is a two part system, the equipment, and the service. The equipment has many false alerts, and service /connection quality is spotty, so I did not plan to renew service, but found out when you purchase the system, it automatically registers you in Auto-Renew.... so they charged my card anyway. When I tried to cancel, it took me almost a week to get them to stop the service.

This is a nice camera but very expensive to use. I have a waylens horizon performance data cam it is very nice but the 360 needs some software update and to let us use our own data plans.